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School news / Poor early literacy education doesn't always mean writing's on the wall
School news / Expert calls for broad rethink on behaviour management strategies
School news / PIRLS reveals impact of COVID on students and teachers
School news / 'A pawn to tobacco': Expert calls for shift in anti-vaping message
School news / Boy's choking death 'could have been prevented'
School news / NSW Govt abandons controversial Northern Rivers superschool project
School news / New pay deal for NSW and ACT Catholic school support staff
School news / Immersive history excursion: female convict prison a link to untold stories
School news / “More harm than good”: UK’s ‘Behaviour Tsar’ offers schools a better way to tackle mental health
School news / ‘Irrational, unprecedented and alarming’: private schools lash Vic Govt tax changes
School news / Students hid in classrooms as shots rang out at school
School news / New national survey’s aim to make education ‘a lot better and a lot fairer’
School news / Teachers' voices drowned out by activists and outside experts

Teachers should be granted the right to comment on public policy matters affecting the profession, according to Ballarat Clarendon College deputy principal and author Greg Ashman.

Leadership / The Marsden Way: one school's transformative road to good behaviour
Leadership / 'Critical friends': school-university partnerships supercharge instruction

News

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School news / Boy's choking death 'could have been prevented'

The death of a young boy with special needs, who choked on a nectarine stone while at school, would have been prevented had he been better supervised, an inquest has found.

School news / NSW Govt abandons controversial Northern Rivers superschool project

The NSW Government has committed to “demerging” the controversial Murwillumbah Education Campus.

School news / New pay deal for NSW and ACT Catholic school support staff

Catholic school support staff in 10 dioceses across New South Wales and the ACT have secured significant pay rises.

Leadership

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Leadership / Here’s how school leaders can banish imposter syndrome

When we think of the kind of people typically in leadership roles, we often imagine them to be confident and focused, with a good dose of self-efficacy.

Leadership / 'The best job in the world': New APPA president ready to bat for school leaders

Freshly-elected Australian Primary Principals Association president Angela Falkenberg wants to set the record straight.

Leadership / Meeting mania: leaders' obsession with staff meetings a huge problem, expert says

Boring, arduous, useless or otherwise, school leaders’ unhealthy obsession with staff meetings is making professional life tougher for Australian teachers.

Professional development

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Professional development / Ground-breaking new conference on cultural conversations smash success

A unique professional learning event, the brainchild of two NSW public school principals, has seen 130 teachers immersed in the cultures of Māori, Pasifika, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.

Professional development / 'We were battling': Meet the teachers now sharing cognitive science across schools

There was no way of making it more palatable: Jordan O’Sullivan and Jared Bussell were failing as teachers.

Professional development / How to shift teachers' practice: Q&A with Brendan Lee

Why does so much professional learning fail to produce lasting change and improvement in teacher practice?

Opinion

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Opinion / Restorative approaches are a gift for bullies? I don't think so

An article about school bullying caught my attention this week.

Opinion / A pandemic silver lining: how kids in some disadvantaged schools improved their results during COVID

Students from schools in low-income communities did not suffer significant “learning loss” during the pandemic years of 2020-2021, but instead improved in certain areas of study.

Opinion / It's time to ban corporal punishment of kids in Australia

Children have the right to be safe from violence inside and outside the home – and Australia’s corporal punishment of children legislation needs to catch up.

STEM

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STEM / PM's Science Teacher Prize-winner's passion proves contagious

Doug Walker knows a thing or two about igniting a passion for science among the boys at St Patrick’s College in Kilbirnie.

STEM / Identifying best-practice STEM teaching is messy

What’s the first thing you think about when I say spaghetti and marshmallows?

STEM / Fears AI chatbots might replace teachers and tutors 'fair': expert

AI chatbots are on track to be “as good a tutor as any human ever could” within the next 18 months, Microsoft founder Bill Gates has predicted. One expert in the field agrees.

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